30-07-2015, 01:46 PM
Back in the days of 286s and 386s I borrowed a program "Tango Schematic" from a friend at work, and since I was doing all their pc layout (though on a light table with tape) I had the time to learn it, and to create a set of symbols for antique components. It was cumbersome but once you got used to the steps you could work pretty fast. I used it to draw the schematics in my test-equipment book.
However Tango turned out to rely on fonts built into video cards of the time, and simply wouldn't work on newer computers.
However Tango turned out to rely on fonts built into video cards of the time, and simply wouldn't work on newer computers.






